Hello everyone, Does anyone know what stepper motor this is?
Thanks for your help
Thanks for your help
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There is a zillion models and manufactures of stepper motors, it would not be possible to give you a specific model number from just that picture. However it looks like a very standard type that was used to step the heads in 5 inch floppy disk drives.Hello everyone, Does anyone know what stepper motor this is?
Thanks for your help
What makes you think that it is a stepper motor?Does anyone know what stepper motor this is?
Agree completely. I believe it is a TECO 4H series which I have worked with before. This has obviously been repainted for cosmetic purposes as it comes painted black from the factory.Yeah it's a NEMA size 17 motor, single stack.
I've searched online for that model and can't find a site. I did find one but the stepping angle is 1.8 Degree. I need somehting with something like 3.9 degree.Agree completely. I believe it is a TECO 4H series which I have worked with before. This has obviously been repainted for cosmetic purposes as it comes painted black from the factory.
Hello, Why isn't the stepping angle not important? If you can explain this to me that would be great. I used an 1.8 degree angle once and the steam engine just couldn't spin it, too much torque.Thanks for your helpRB is right, you can make it step at any interval. Sites like these has free software links
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the stepping angle is not important